Ewa Kozik
Curator at _BW_Lab, researcher-writer, and Arts Manager at British Council Poland working across speculative arts and emerging technologies.
She examines how new technologies may reshape social, political, ecological and economic life, and is committed to translating creative methods into ethical futures. At British Council Poland she co-designed and coordinates the UK/Poland Season 2025 (100+ events in 40 cities), leading partnerships and communications. She co-led Strategic Futures Design scoping for the Season with Strategic Dreamers and co-created futures scenarios for British Council’s Museums Revisited (The Futures of Museums and Art Institutions by 2050). As co-curator of Security / Borders at OFF-Biennále Budapest 2025 she explored techno-security regimes through speculative mapping.
She co-curatorted “Smashing Wor(l)ds: Cultural Practices for re/Imagining & un/Learning Vocabularies” program implemented under the EU Creative Europe Programme. She completed the “AI & BIASES: The Road to Algorithmic Fairness” workshop at the EUI in Florence and the “Cyberwitches and Feminist Technologies” seminar at the Institute for Postnatural Studies. Previously, she worked as a curator and producer at the CCA Ujazdowski Castle and the Museum of Sculpture in Królikarnia (a branch of the National Museum in Warsaw). She holds a degree in philosophy from Trinity College Dublin and cultural studies from the University of Warsaw, complemented by postgraduate studies in art history at Collegium Civitas and “Groups’ Trainers” at the Laboratory of Psychoeducation and SWPS. From 2021 to 2022, she worked as a creative producer at Biennale Warszawa, where she also co-created and coordinated a temporary Reception Point for Refugees.